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Wednesday, December 04, 2024
Business Community celebrates at Collaborative Awards
Surprise presentation of the City of the Open Door Award capped off the event PORTSMOUTH--The Portsmouth business community gathered Dec. 2 to celebrate the year in business, from small to large, from volunteer to collaborator to non-profit with 41 nominees and four ultimate award recipients, and one surprise. The awards luncheon hosted by the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth at the Colwen Hotels, and Ben VanCamp, president and chief collaborator of the Chamber Collaborative of
Monday, November 25, 2024Limited tickets remain to the 2024 Collaborative Awards recognizing 42 finalists and 6 Winners
PORTSMOUTH--With a 750+ membership, it’s never easy – nor should it be—for the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth—our Chamber of Commerce-- to select its annual award nominees and winners. Chamber President and Chief Collaborator Ben VanCamp said, “Each of our nominees are worthy of recognition and we’re thankful for the committee that deliberated to bring this slate of award winners to the event. And we’re delighted to invite everyone out to celebrate!” The Chamber is pleased to announce the
Tuesday, October 31, 2023High Honors: Businesses recognized for their outstanding work in 2023 by Chamber Collaborative
Members of the PortsmouthNH 400 celebrate with their unique trophy marking their Lighting the Way Award at the Oct. 30 Collaboration Awards held by the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth. (Photo by Will Zimmermann) High Honors: Businesses recognized for their outstanding work in 2023 by Chamber Collaborative PORTSMOUTH—Capped off by a special recognition of the Portsmouth NH 400 organization called the Lighting the Way Award, the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth celebrated its
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Thursday, December 02, 2021Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth Selects its Small but MIGHTY Business of November
PORTSMOUTH—A moving company that started on a card table in an apartment in Dover has now expanded to the Eastern Seaboard. Mike Carlton, president of Calling All Cargo Moving & Storage has added two tractor-trailers to his fleet to help transport anything and everything from their Dover and Greenland facilities all the way to their brand-new branch in West Palm Beach, Fla. (a city that he now calls home.) Carlton is proud of his company, and also very proud of his military background as a U.S.
